Professional Practice Theme - Energy and Engineering

Microcredentials are individualised learning programmes – the contents are skill-based and professional-oriented, and the study plans can be made based on the student's personal pace, time and interests. Microcredentials are suitable for anyone wishing for career advancement, upgrading skills, changing professions, or even pursuing interests. Below are the courses under the theme of "Energy and Engineering". More themes and courses can be found HERE.

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Certificate for Module (Electromechanical Energy Conversion)

Certificate for Module (Electromechanical Energy Conversion) allows students with exposure to electrical engineering by providing useful knowledge of construction, operating principles, performance characteristics, control and especially applications of major types of electrical machines which are the necessity in electrical engineering.

Start 05 MAY 2025 (MON)

Duration 12 weeks

Fee HK$4,200 (effective on 1 Sep 2023)

Certificate for Module (Power Transmission and Distribution)

Certificate for Module (Power Transmission and Distribution) aims to introduce students with basic concepts of electrical power systems such as power and voltage control, fault analysis, regulation and protection methods, impact of surge and load flow calculation which are also essential in electrical engineering.

Start 01 SEP 2025 (MON)

Duration 12 weeks

Fee HK$4,200 (effective on 1 Sep 2023)

Certificate for Module (Railway Rolling Stock Technology)

The programme provides an overview of the railway rolling stock from an engineering perspective. Topics on railway rolling stock analysis, design and maintenance will be covered. Students will gain a good understanding of the technical complexities, reliability and maintainability of rolling stock.

Start 10 MAR 2025 (MON)

Duration 30 hours

Fee HK$8200

Certificate for Module (Railway Signalling System)

The programme provides an overview of the mechanical, electrical, electronic and computer system that controls the safe passage and movements of trains on a railway line. It aims to provide a holistic view of the engineering principles, design and operational constraints and considerations as well as component evolutions of the equipment which collectively is known as the railway signalling system.

Start 10 MAR 2025 (MON)

Duration 30 hours

Fee HK$8200